day 2: Working together: national partnerships, Mr. Juan Manuel Casanueva, SocialTIC, Mexico

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There is a range of models for good collaboration between parliaments, civil society and other partners, including multi-party working groups, parliamentary inquiries, formal commissions and other mechanisms. This session will help to identify lessons learned in establishing successful partnerships.

Government & Nonprofit

Juan M. Casanueva
@jm_casanueva
ICT, Openness and
Trust
Open Parliament in
Mexico

Gracias
Juan M. Casanueva juan.casanueva@socialtic.org
@jm_casanueva
SocialTIC AC www.socialtic.org
@socialtic facebook.com/socialtic
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Más información en: www.creativecommons.org.mx

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